28th Ave, Oakley

If you want convenient access to the interstate, you can't get much closer than 28th Avenue, which runs right alongside the on-ramp and northbound I-71. The street consists of single-family homes, duplexes, and several multi-unit buildings. Because of the proximity to the interstate, traffic noise can sometimes be obtrusive. Also, because 28th Avenue runs into Robertson Avenue, it sees more traffic than you would think. Robertson Avenue connects Norwood and Oakley over the interstate, so many people use 28th Avenue as a quick cut-through. So, 28th Avenue is not quite as quiet as you think it might be.

As for convenience, besides easy interstate access, 28th Avenue is close to just about everything; it is right by the Rookwood shopping areas and is just several blocks away from Oakley Square. Sidewalks line either side of 28th Avenue, making it easy to walk the neighborhood. Parking on the street is generally fairly easy. As with houses of the age of the houses on this street, if they have a garage at all, it is a detached garage behind the house. House on this street should be fairly affordable and well under $200K. The rents are also fairly reasonable on this street.

There's nothing unusual about 28th Ave. It's just another quiet street in Cincinnati's Oakley neighborhood. It's a street lined with well-maintained, older homes. Everything you could possibly need you'll find in and around the Madison Rd. Oakley shopping district.

The city of Norwood is close as well. Their you'll find Rookwood Commons and its selection of stores, including Whole Foods and Gap. Surrey Square is also close. There you'll find Kroger and a few other basic stores.